“The forecast is clear; Americans will face big brutal health care increases this summer on individual marketplace,” said Anthony Wright, executive director of Families USA, during a news conference.

Genworth Financial enjoyed fortunate timing with a potential $750 million lawsuit windfall coming just days before it reported second-quarter earnings.

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Prudential Financial is evolving under new CEO Andy Sullivan and saw second-quarter profits rise as new plans took shape.

While competitors continue to struggle with spiraling healthcare costs, Aetna and CVS are celebrating an 8.4% increase in second-quarter revenues.

Lincoln Financial reported strong second-quarter 2025 results that the company said reflects an increasingly diversified earnings mix.

A rising number of workers who are saving in 401(k) plans say it is important for their retirement plans to provide life-time income options.

Lost business doesn’t always come from dramatic service failures.

The economic forecast is for continued growth in life/annuity and property/casualty insurance premium, two Conning analysts said during a recent webinar.

Governors Christopher Waller and Michelle Bowman dissented, advocating for a 25-basis-point interest rate cut.

Judge Daniel J. Klau approved a schedule Tuesday for public comment and a hearing on the modification of a moratorium on access to PHL Variable benefits.

Reverse mortgages—specifically the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM)—have matured significantly over the last 20 years.

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UnitedHealth Group is evaluating all of its operations, CEO Stephen Hemsley said, and exiting markets where rising medical costs threaten profits.

After taking a quarter to regroup, annuity sales soared to a new quarterly record during Q2, LIMRA reported.

Americans are becoming more careful – and insecure – about their financial planning as the economy seems to become less stable.

A mild slowdown in economic growth, a pullback in consumer spending and uncertainty over the impact of tariffs will impact the U.S. economy in the second half of 2025.